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To retire or not to retire: That is not the question
Journal of Organizational Behavior, 2014SummaryRetirement decisions are multiple choice, not true–false, because retirement takes many forms. Multiple theories have been used to predict retirement and to do research on it, but rational‐economic decision‐making theories, often assuming intentional behavior, dominate the retirement research domain.
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Journal of Economic Surveys, 2011 AbstractFlexible retirement – that is, the opportunity to choose one's own personal retirement age – is a hedge against pension risk and provides insurance to workers facing health or productivity shocks. Flexible retirement and flexible pension schemes are in practice closely linked because of imperfect capital markets and institutional restrictions ...
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The Evolution of Retirement [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005 We provide a long term perspective on the individual retirement behavior and on the future of early retirement. In a cross-country sample, we find that total pension spending depends positively on the degree of early retirement and on the share of elderly in the population, which increase the proportion of retirees, but has hardly any effect on the per-
Vincenzo Galasso +6 more
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THE TREND IN RETIREMENT* [PDF]
International Economic Review, 2011 A model with leisure production and endogenous retirement is used to explain declining labor force participation rates of elderly males. The model is calibrated to cross‐sectional data on labor force participation rates of U.S. males by age, their drop in consumption, and leisure good expenditure share in 2000.
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Veterinary Record, 1989
Retirement should be carefully thought through and sensible plans made for the future. It is a time of challenge for what lies ahead not disappointment at what has been. As you shut one door another will open and it is up to each individual to ensure that this will lead to a productive, satisfying and enjoyable way of life.
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Retirement should be carefully thought through and sensible plans made for the future. It is a time of challenge for what lies ahead not disappointment at what has been. As you shut one door another will open and it is up to each individual to ensure that this will lead to a productive, satisfying and enjoyable way of life.
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Retirement and Risk: The Individualisation of Retirement Experiences? [PDF]
The Sociological Review, 2005 A climate of uncertainty and risk exists in the field of retirement and pensions. Many employers have modified their pension schemes shifting the financial risk onto employees. Many individuals with private pensions have watched the value of their savings diminish.
Sarah Vickerstaff, Jennie Cox
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Optimal Consumption and Portfolio Selection with Early Retirement Option
Mathematics of Operations Research, 2018In this paper we propose an approach to investigate a model of consumption and investment with a mandatory retirement date and early retirement option; we analyze properties of the optimal strategy and thereby contribute to understanding the interaction ...
Zhou Yang, H. Koo
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The Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe
Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging, 2021A. Börsch-Supan, Annette Scherpenzeel
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International Journal of Men's Health, 2003
Although a growing body of literature has emerged around young men’s body image, little literature exists on older men’s body image. This paper focuses on in-depth, qualitative data obtained during a focus group from six older, retired men (58 to 85 years) involved in formal physical activity sessions, living in the Adelaide metropolitan area.
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Although a growing body of literature has emerged around young men’s body image, little literature exists on older men’s body image. This paper focuses on in-depth, qualitative data obtained during a focus group from six older, retired men (58 to 85 years) involved in formal physical activity sessions, living in the Adelaide metropolitan area.
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Retirement Expectations and Satisfaction with Retirement Provisions
Review of Income and Wealth, 2013This paper investigates the relationship between subjective expectations regarding the replacement rate of income at retirement and several measures of pension satisfaction. We use panel data on Dutch employees, analyzed with fixed effects models, allowing for correlation between unobserved heterogeneity in satisfaction and optimism or pessimism in ...
Jochem de Bresser, Arthur van Soest
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